DGSecure: Anti-Snap, Anti-Bump, Anti-Pick, Anti-Drill Cylinder

You will need to measure the cylinder in order to get the correct size.

To remove an existing cylinder you must remove the fixing screw which goes through the middle of it (you can get to the screw at the edge of the door), then put the keys in and turn them slightly. You should then be able to slide the cylinder out of the door.

Then measure sizes ‘A’ and ‘B’ as shown in the diagram.

The A & B sizes will tell you which size cylinder you need. For example, if A = 45 mm and B = 50 mm you need a 45/50 size cylinder.

Please note that the cylinder should not project more than 3 mm from the face of the escutcheon or handle backplate.

The TS 007 Kitemark has been developed by the Glass and Glazing Federation and the Door & Hardware Federation.

TS007 is a standard developed in response to concerns over cylinder attacks. The standard is characterised by a 3 star rating system, and can be achieved by combining a 1 star cylinder with a 2 star security door furniture solution.